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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
THE TREE PLANTERS SOCIETY.
Contracts Being Made for tho Setting Ont
of Trees-Aa Enthusiastic Meeting.

of Trees-A4 Enthusiastic Meeting.
The Hill Tree Planting society held a
meeting at the residence Of A. c. Adsit on
East Bndge-st., last evening which was
attended by large number OF lie inhuen- :
tial citizens of the Hill district accompanied
by their wives, who are equally enthusss-
tic over the mission of the society. with
their husbands. 1t was decided 20 enter
into contract with the firm of Finch Il
Remenga, of this city, TO furnish shade
trees and set them out at special rate. one
half of the price of the trees 10 be paid now
and the remainder in two years. This is
a very liberal arrangement and should be
taken advantage Of Immediately
as the 6rn wishes ie~ 40
ahead sad complete the setting out of the
trees at once. II was decided TO give the
contract of furnishing the more beautiful
foliaged trees to Frank Kane. of the Roches-
ter nursery. The members are grstified
with the progress being made by the So
ciety, and the prospects are excellent for
developing the hill disstTct into the finest
shaded part of the city
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

81. IeIs No. 0ct. ll.-Ns~msn 4 FAR.
pruprietars ~ ths stock Ysris Bank. have
transferred their business 70 Isssc II Fox.
rsccsitors are believed 20 - vscared. bnt
srssi.ie liabilities sre sei8 - 81 isrxe md
- have = reor chsnce 81 ssttiens1tin fall
TIE hrr1 cxeffsl ss claimed vss 49, 90
srs tHev I'D business II scent 3 SO laa
reirz heavily fnteTests1 il catae ard
rsarhes - &o1isna. ksrsss ant Texas
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
SALISBURY HoT III.
E> VII Probably Sspo Return n Loodoz
To Direct ne Gcw-rnmese


Lowrox. Oct fi.--Reports which have
s-~n circulated today 70 the sffsct thar
Lord SALISBURY is vsrT il 81 PuT. near
nisppe. are Wholly untrue. Esssgrsns -
ceived tonight from tse Premier himseii
ststs thar Ne hss been in excellent hesifh
fo- he at few days snd L is slso stated on
good suthoritv that a. hss announced his
Intention ~ rstuFniBz 10 Lsndon almost
i1nnie.liafeiv. recoanizinz the necessity FER
his presence n view 81 he pectilar sitlla-
arm of he irisn question. if = agreed on
a. siss= hat = competent director = greatly
npesiesi usf acw sni hers = IN 80 paTfv
none ~ csrsois of strengthening 0ut ths
crnokelioess ao~ existing in home politics
e. ha pon Lori Salizourvs return bsi-
tour vii. it IS understood. proceed e. once
to Dublin and art iire.tiy 1pon The instruc-
tons If the Prsgnisr ~ifh re0aI3 Ia the
h1fare c0nducf ~ the zovsrnnients var np-
On tbs Irish Lesgue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

NV Tasx. oct 1.-The Fr~fS ssvs
aThe frst iaus ~ b. Ees Hs-f3 wzs
published TsStsr az snd ras recsiVs.i Wa
r7est arrr " tte rubiic. r.e sct7s' nur1-
80 81 pare~s printed srf soi6 raseainx a.
mort tie phsronsensi sxu~s ~ ilLf4aT
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
snow In North.

CHEBoTsAS. Oct 1.-The schooners Com
merce and oak Leaf, which are reported
missing. westhered the big storms in the
harDor here With Others Of . big feet, and
have undoubtedly reached their destinations
bsf0rs this.
heavy snow storm and gale from the
west prevail. and many vessels are running
back here from the head Of the straits.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
The GREAT ENcAMpMsnr.
Twenty five Thsussns People witness the
Thfrss ef the sham Battles

CHIcAs0 Oct. u.-Twenty- ave thousand
persons attended the International enosmp-
msnt this afternoon aud witnessed the third
Of the sham battles It Is proposed to have
smother Of these mimic contests nexs S2t0r-
day whsr the First snd Sec0Ed Illinois reg
irnsuts VII take part If The authorities a.
Springfield will give the requisite permis-
son. Tomorrow tee award Of prizes for
battalion snd company drill Of infantry,
cavalry III and the platoon and section
artillery driil will "a announced
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
The Newayxo Burglar Captured.

tks, ss,ie "a vsa 7sNsaNae .tsN-e-
NkwAYso. Oct. 1.-The burglar who
broke into Fosters hardware store and
made an attempt 70 20 through Surplice' ;
grocery store 1T this place sunday night,
turns ont 20 De Milo +. Yergin. who for
merly was night operator At Fremont. but
LETT because he vas Obliged 10 work Satnr-
days. and being strong Adventist he pre-
ferred to steal. Sheriff Kennels caught
him today n Englishyille stealing fruit
from An orchard
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Ths sEest 81 TIE rsoeat ssis q fbs Bslti-
more & Ono fsesrapa 70 The Nesiern
Union ~ll soon - seen nd feit - this CITY.
IN ths 1sta ~ this nao3fs t8e p 4 ~ Of
e-s -oT o4erste5 n c9rreo isu wo fhs
l-~srs Fsg1s a Iudisns rslIr1sa FIRE l
- rlose5 The ~ f. & w. remove -
cfor - t7e N1Tte1 H5ass. sa1 sirer fasr
6afe 49, CO On leesf 5asuess ssa-
so-r Ccaoa vss mo- ss3 ssovs sfeet
80. aar
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Presses n-'. IA gsesrsl rssgrr 3
Hon q fae vl a. the viu3ev = ass nsna-
ssetnrsrs i sCrss tomor~ow. TIE n0ra-
- ~ men sarriaz r. V1-k sfssr - sneS-
si~ce Ialv frxr e asouf SIS ts~1Ssrs
Thev s3 to wark ss sn s3rszce el 3 0er
-e--t 3 ra-es The shsf 1ewn as re-
ssr-5 tie lsrzs s1rE El1s - stock 70 n -
run s1i - s0tfoo< sor Win1srs szs. 49,
= gsrs ssixlsctoTy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

RrArsxs. p. ocs fL-fn fenn town-
ship. S.huvkiu county. J. r.. Setsiemeys-'s =
barn -ith number 81 esttis VS. burned
isst nixht Burglars attacked Ssftieraevsr's =
horse snd sfregnrtesi 20 sfesi k~o IN aon@v
Reinx frustrsrei thev 5rei ma barn. A
~, laccs COMMITTEES fs 1sw sc1urg'nv tha
nesgh oCrhocsi for the rls.rssnts
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

ssiE ssiiei en- ne A rs totiav Tor Liver.
rscl Win eer isug NcIlie. Tie friends
a. NJ Gardeld ssv t,sf the dangerous sac
ae-s II = reistive N Fng.a1d will cause tee
postpunerenf 81 the wssiCfrg -f Hiss Moi :
~ i sfansv Erc~n. rri-sfe Secretary oftts
iafe Pr~ssert Gsrfeisi vhica ~as % have
,ccurrs8 ocfaber -
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

NV Yoax. oct l1-BeiL owner. snd
WATSON. designer. of the Thistle. sal for
Liverpool tomorrow en- The City 81 Rome
The e''i ears sn3 crew - fhe Thistle wlii Be
entertained sr fts ealsfau an cllb touor-
rewn nieht AZ the cilo rooms. Fhers recsp-
tan vi - tsndere,i them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

TIE fsis~.nz NAMED veoslsHssr sn8
= IS sasevss shs ffrsnd Rsaifs BaaInezs
~ isge vestevdsT. Dana Rrewn 3arine
I.eKs F-e6 n Lfis7 8espe~is A.~t.r j
Ws'ri Fs~xvgo p n fnrWIu. f6s
ctr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Nrr YORK. C,et H. The - - bsvs r.esn
ins-racts5 10 Eve7s1; a ths Hsrrr Gsorrs
s,s-tssn inszeesors sron tskinz part 70 ~
-sxvfrsfion, vhica te91s today 80 -
sazins decides tae spps50 faas1ss kiegsL
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
YOUTHFUL eusoLAss



k1Efzs. \. \. Oet u--fhs laeenclsry
tres sca bgFglzrAss wers bnoaght - a. ssa
- tAs arrest q Rlse young uaea wbo ksd
banded together Ter t1s pufposs - burglary
saa GrsoE. TIE euiFrits lad al lfon -eiAd
agreement weich cslled Tor ne death Ok n
member dlvalKing sny VI tie sssoeiasi 0n :
sscfels. TIE crs4 soata arrested l12d cen
iesslon. lnp1caElns as sssollatL4tss. A
large anloaEt u stolen properly vas re-
covered
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
SPRING g. COMPANy

A beautiful line OF English
Check Closkfngs and Ulster
Cloths. "a incbes wide, SI.5s TO
S4.co per yard.
SPRING IL COMPAN7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Nrv Yssx. Ort lip g Coxs-. q
ls>-ssvi ie. rholessI- ri nsVr aes - =
80 - bsre c3-z r-srss vtb hs Ner
Torx crse.tazs - 1GF -erts "a = a.. sr
Il = liscsGtsss az sesat g. 90.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Csrrss,. CeE 1.-The rscs between
Patron an3 Js7-E7e-See. ~hich vas 90
ksre fsxen 7lsce a. Vase 19tou Park rex.
Ssr1rdav hss teer declared 81 3r srccs1nr
ai bsd Tsathe sni ths esnse4ae1t hesvg
eon3isaox "a .n& u>~k
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

rs-ss,ss 7st vs.ssssseNss-a-
LAvsISa. Oct. 1.-Two cases were heard
in the Supreme Court today and 81, AZ and
q aided 70 the call for Wednesday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

a full line OF the English
Devonshire Dress Flsnncls. 81
inches wide. ell tie new and
stylish shades $500 per yard.
"KeDsington Dress Flsnncl.
81 Incbes wide. full line OF col
ors a big bargain - only 3
cents, worth anywhere Sf.oo
per yard,
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

The follow ue n lis of TIE msrrisgs
licenses Iss9s5 yesterday vifh tie nsnes
- dencs vhsB ovts'8s tns eisgs sad sges
~ be T,ertes
tess
Wrl'sr p eeaser rFr HsE Ffsa . n
rsksr Sc.
Frs-f T sntf. f1sgs.sDd o Hsry
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Eiderd own. IN every cslor
and figure made, At SO, 20 and
90 cents per ysid.
SPRING e. COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Laura Dainty is isvoriie with the
theatre going people of Grand Rapids. who
Viii be happy 10 learn that She will appear
IN Mountain Pink" al the Wonderland all
next weeK
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
aAplDs. MICH WEDNESDAY, MORNING. OCTOBER 2. Ise7.


~ogfs's koyai Japanese Tourists ~ the
WoOaerlAnd srs gviag evidences thsi thes
sFe tic aEest performers IL tks business
Ihey are Esfnea and accomplished. aud
esers as and ies. - done with a grace aud
skiIs hleb sraws forth the pis adits al the
a1c.snos necessarily. fAe ls0les seem ga
pccislis lslu@sso with ghf eoteriAinneni
aEs the four little J&ps have AlIoa3s be.
ooEas great iEsag1les ~ilh thsga MzIlnsas
v II os given every afsernoah throughout
the well
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
DRY GOODS |.
Spring & Company !!
fLANNELS.
CLoTHs, CAsnMEREs,
CLOAKIN6S.

Al this season Of the year the
principal demand IN Dry Goods
as tor Wool and the heavy fab
ries, adapted for Fall and Win-
ter wear. To meet the MEG
ESSAkY as well as the Lux
URIOuS wants Of THE PEo-
PIE, our purchases have been
on a scale unusually large and
varied. Bought directly from
First Hands and for
CASH,
enables US 10 sell Al surprisingly
low prices, which Is the prime
secret Of our tremendous and
daily increasing sales.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Tss Unit-s ststss wiuister - Nexies
Psssss Ava Tn New Ksrk.

Nrw Y0& Get. 1L-Jn3ze Thomas G.
Naming. United States Minister 20 Mexico,
died a. 3 1'slock tais morning a. the Fifth
Aveuue Hotel lie bss been Ell for about
week. and toox sex shortly after bis arrivsi
in he cry - attend the meeting Of The
Pnbhc Educational Fund. - which he wss
ere Of the trustees. The cause Of his Gesth
vas obstruction Of ths boTe's
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
SPRING g. COMPANY,
1000 ALL WOOL LADIES'
SKIRTS.

In Stripes and Piaids. Prices
ranging from $3.50 TO Sa-5o
each.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Taken from Lie" ia receiving Al oVs
tion al Redmond :. and Il vac crested lssl
evening viii Crewae house fhoss &c-
Aliisssr a Improving a. sn sotress. aud bel
vaaoe L clearer snd stronger than last see
seB. Harry DuIhsla is q great isssriss
alih Lovers sf tie drama aud ths REMAND
ef al the sAppori Is excellent The pei
formsnoe rans very smoothly snd receives
continued applause. A nsnnee vii ID
given tits afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

The great temperance aud moral play
Ten Nights In Bar koom" viii he pre-
senied al Powers Crsnd Opera House. FRI
Gay and saturday nights snd Saturday mst
inee. The sale of seats will begin this
morning. The reduction OF the price Of al.
mission should call out a large sftendsnoe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

RED FLANNELS-An i'm
mense stock Pure Wool, Plain
and twiIled, 81 Ie, 20, "a. IS, go,
IS. 20 and So cents.
SPRING g. COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

Asst TRACHANS S-A complete
stock in solid and rnixed coiors,
double fold, Ss-oo 20 800 per
yard. We are selling great
quantities OF this material for
Children s Clocks. and for Cloak
Trimming.
SPRING " COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

"Peek's bad Boy" j. e rich rscy com.
siy. and the patrons 0f kedMonds Grand
may expect a treal neTt week
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12
Cloths and Cassimeres
For Gsrtlernsn's Wear.

We have this season made 2
special effort 20 complete this
depart mcnt. and with success.
II large sales arr criterion.
Our stocs is still foil and IN
broken. Gentlemen n want OF
Trsuserings or Lintings are in
vited % give these goods sn in
spcction-
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-12

PRICE - GA sse,as sa.s = - ssss
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THE ANNUAL ESTIMATES.
Additional boards aud Committees Count

Additional Boards aud Committees Count
the Cash thcy Need. r.
Several committees Of Council and city
boards met last evening to estimate how
much caah they will need for the ensuing
year. The Board Of Gas Trustees and
Committee on Lights met in joint session.
The Committee chose Mr.. Butts Chair.
man. Owing to the absence Of President
seeley, OF the Gas Board, their work was
not done, and they adjourned till his re-
turn.
The Committee on Scales chose MI, j,
A. Farls as Chairman. This committee
asked Council to appropriate Sl,5OO for it's
use, to be expended for a new scales at thu
Upper market house and needed repairs.
The Committee on Fire Department
elected @. r. Tracy chairman. It met.
Jointly with the Fire Commissioners!
The Gum which it ia estimated this dss
partment will need in this fiscal yearis
s24,906. Last year there was expended Of
it's appropriation 500, 800 81. 1t ia ueces.
ssry to purchase at least 1000 feet of new
fire hose, which will make the additional
sum. The Board and Committee also re.
solved to ask Council to appropriate
5000 Tor a new hook aud ladder truck.
something which is very badly needed.
The present Anticipated truck has been in
service for about Al years, having been an
old concern when purchased by this city a
score or 30 Of years ago.
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DRAMATIC
Mayo In "Dnvy Observation-Disclosures nj
.. -.... ... #s..-. f1,a Ero,1 .a.-##.. ~ b..

Mayo in "Davy Crockett'-Attract,ons at
the Grand. l-
This evening Edwin F. Mayo, a eon OIL
Frank Mayo, who made the drama Of
"Davy Crockett" famous, will appear in
his fathers old role at the OPERA House,
OF this performance tho Baltimore News
Of a recent date says:
Hundreds Of people wore turned away
at Ford's yesterday, where Edwin F,
Mayo appeared in "Davy Crockett"
Young Mayo's impersonation Of the
character which his father has made H.
nous far exceeded the highest expecta-
tons Of the audience. He gave a yery
natural and effective Characterization Of
this very sympathetic and attractive part.
Miss Loduski Young, as Eleanor Vaughan.
compares fayorably with Miss Laurs
Chancey. The enthusiastic a~onlauso
which greeted her Efforts demonstrated
that abe had found great favor with the
audience. The company Is composed Of
well known people, rlg
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BIBLE AGENTS. WORK.
h Good Work Accomplished by Rev, NJ
Lnmbdlu In Eebruary. tss.s-

The Good Work Accomplished by Rev, DIr,
Lnmbdtn In February. fsgs:TS
Following is the report of Mr.. William
N. Lamdiu, canveesing agent Of the Wheel.
ing and Ohio county Bible Society, auxili-
ary to the American Bible Society, for the
month Of February, make to Rev. VIM, &.
Cooke, DID, President ofthe local,society:
During January Centre Wheeling was
canvasaed to Twenty.seventh street; but
after q due consideration a portion Of this
territory was r~e'canyasssd. The work in
South Wheeling has been completed to
T~hirty-6fth street. Mr.. Lamdin will com.
plete his work within the corporate limits
during this month. His next report will
give q summary Of the work Of the distri.
button for the whole city. a
The statistics for the month OF February
are as follows: Number Of families visited.
994; number Of families attending church,
$50; number Of families not attending
church, los; number Of families destitute
Of the bible, ITO; number Of destitute
families supplied, 72; number Of destitute
families refusing to receive the bible, IS,
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Relieved to HIVE Heeu Drowned.

All information obtainable CONCERNING
the man whose vslise, ,overcoat and hat
were found Tuesday morning Of last week
at the Ohio River Railroad wharf boat,
says tho Parkersburg STATE Journal, goes 10
confirm the opinion, that he is sleeping
his last sleep in the bottom OF tho Ohio.
A man wearing m overcoat exactly like
tho L found. was seen Monday after.
noon by Capt. BeckWith IN Third street,
near the parkersburg National Bank.
From his general appearance MIR. Beck
with believes him to be q timber man,
Fannie Snyder, who lives in one OF the
Ohio River Railroad Company's houses
near the track, says that late Monday
night a man, who said he had fallen in
the river and wan freezing, knocked at
her door and tried to get In. There had
been 80 many impoaitions that Mrs. Sny.
der wouldn't admit him, not knowing
who he was. He went away in the dircc-
ton Of tho river. Mrs. Goodwin, who
lives upstairs in tho came building, heard
him moaning and complaining down By
tho water. ~
A woman who lives in a a~hauty.boat
near the wharf boat heard the man fall
into the river the irst time, heard him on
the bank afterwards and later in the morn.
ing heard the splash when lie threw him.
self into the water the second time. Alter
that nothing more was heard and since
then nothing has been seen or heard Of
him. l liG
The man geen Monday by Captain
Beekwith was q tri1e above the average
height, nearly or quite smooth.isced,
black hair and black eyes and about IS
yeare Of age. 35tlr
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Tho Beane-Gilday Company closed its
engagement at the Grand last e]venino in
"A Piece Of Pie" This evening Tho
Monroe-Rice combination will appear in
MY Aunt Bridget" The New YORK
Journal says:
The visit Of my Aunt Bridget to tho
B'Iou last evening was greatly enjoyed BY
the large audience present, however It
may have been by the droll old lady her
seii: This piece ia q rollickipg comedy Of
scott Marbles, with scarcely any plot to
speak o., nat which overflows with mirth,
action Of the play hingea upon the vial. ~
Bridget McVeigb, from ireland. To her
sp%sndthritt and bankrupt nephew in
America, and the embarrassing positions
into which she puts the latter by the 10.
norance OF "ettikay" are the source Of
much merfiment and interest,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Foil
".I Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Eoies
Abroad.
J. Forsytho Harrison, OF Piedmont, is q
tho McLufe.
Miss Carrie Howe, Of Boston, is visiting
Mrs. Eva Hepburn, Of tho South Side.
Fl. De Wit. Smith, OF New Cumberland,
ia in the city on his way homet from
Florida.
Mics NJ. Loduski Young, OF Edwin
Mayo'a .'Davy Crockett" company, is at
the Mcclure House.
Nj. Jamfs McAdams loft yesterday tor
tho West to join his wife and son, who
are on their wey home from California.
j. E. McKennon, Esq, left yeuterday
for q western trip Of about u month. He
will spend most OF the time in Karsaa,
Mr.. Edgar L. Boyd will attend to the bus.
mess Of his law office during his absence.
The entertainment given by Miss Ella
Dillon at the NJ. E. church on THURSDAY
evening last was an exceedingly enjoya-
BILE affair, and was very highly spplecinted
by a ysry critical audience. But one ex.
preston was heard on all sidea, and that
was decidedly flatteripg to her. It is sel-
dom that a publicl performance is given
by lady in any character, that is in such
perfectly good taste and so eifectually
deHes all adverse criticism, as that given
by Miss Dillon on Thursday night,-Mor-
gu1ltoun NcW Dominion.
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vETOES By TIL: GOVERNOR.
II Davis Railroad l,ill md Others Fail tc
Become Laws.

Sts +h0 IAN dII IL
Become LAWS.
Governor Wilson has vetoed the bill
passed by the Legislature entitled San acl
to change the name Of the Potomac Coal
aud Railroad Company, and to confer ad.
ditional power thereon" lsa
This is the bill introduced by President
Price, Of the Senate, aud gave to Mr..
Dayis's railroad company almost unlimited
right. The Governor vetoes the bill on
the ground OF It's being unconstitutional.
It is understood that the B. & O. railroad
people will shortly begin the construction
Of q road through the territory covered by
the Davis bill. :
The Governor has alao vetoed Senate
Bill No. %, to amend and re-enact section
II Of chapter ~ Of the Code, as amended
and re-enacted by section II of chapter is
Of the Acts Of 1851, concerning the taking
Of land without the owners consent, for
purposes Of public utility. House Bill
No. 200, for the relief Of Scott Van Meter,
Of Berkeley county, and House Bill No.
20l, which enacts that the bridging Of the
kanawha and Big Sandy rivers shall be
according to the manner that is or shall
be provided by the Congtess Of the United
etatee, as to tho Ohio river,
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a LADY,S FATAL MISTAKE,
Mrs. Ebert MAXWELL Puts Rough on Rat
in TSa, for Sugnr,

Mrs. Ebert Maxwell Puts Rough on Rats
In Tsa, for Sugar.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Ebert Maxwell,
who lived near Short Greek, made q mis-.
take which cost her her lie. sho had
made q cup Of tea, and went to the cup.
board to get some sugar to put in it. The
sugar was kept in q tea.cup, and ~unfortu.
nately tho lady got hold OF another cup
just like It, biting On the same shelf, In
which some member Of the family had
carelessly put Trough on Rats" In the
darkness Mrs. Maxwell did not notice the
difference, and she put the poison'in the
tea and drank it.. She tben lay down. In
u moment she WIS seized with severe
pains, and called her daughter, who'eoon
saw what was wrong. A physician was
a. once summoned, but before he arrived
Mrs. Mazswell's agony wao relieved by
death, =
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BEE KEEPERS MEET.
THE pANuANpLE ASSOCIATION
In Annual Session In This city Questions
of Interest mud Importance Discussed.
4 Constitution md bylaws Adopt.
cd, mi Two Vice Presidents.

The Panhandle Boo Keepors'A Association
met yesterday in annual session in tho
lodge room Of Baltimore Lodge, X. Of p,
on Main street, and q full representation
oil members was present. President
Henry Lewedag presided and Secretary
W. L. Kinney wa at his post.
The minutes Of tho last meeting were
road and adopted and the first new bust.
mesa transacted was the fixing Of the price
OF yearly dues. Secretary Kinney, 70
whom wau referred the matter ofa ConHti.
tntion and bylaws reported those in the
Bee Keepers Convention handbook,
which were read and adopted, after which
he wm ordered to writo out q copy and
post 1t In a conspicuous place at all meet
inga. Alter come general discussion the
meeting adjourned until 1880 p. NJ.
Two Vice Presidents were added to the
official roster, on motion, so that oil tho
counties embraced in the Association are
now represented by o Yico President each.
Those selected w0rc John A. Buchanan,
OF Brooke county, W. Va, and Philip
tinher, OF Monroe county, Ohio. A COM
m!ittee was appointed to select questions
Tor debate, and submitted the following:
"Bse Bulture as q Buaincss." The ques-
tons dlacussied were: First, "|Vtat arc
the Essential Qualities Necessary 10 Be.
come a Successful Bee.Keeper2 Second,
SHOULD a New Beginner Procure Bees In
Box Hives and Transfer Them, and How
Many?" Third, (which Race of Bees arc
the Best3" The questions were all
thoroughly discussed and much iniorma-
ton gained.
The second subject reported was on
"WinterinR Bees, and before the difc1s.
sion Of 1t was concluded the meeting ad.
journed, to reassemble this morning at 10
o'clock at the same place.
Before adjournment 1t was decided to
purchase o certain amount OF honey and
present the Iame to tho officers Of the
lodge in return for the use Of tho ball.